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On January 7, 1979, after three years, eight months, and twenty days of the Khmer Rouge’s terrorizing rule, the Vietnamese invaded and freed the Cambodian people. Hundreds of thousands of Cambodians fled to refugee camps at the Thai border.

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What were considered punishable crimes? 

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What were considered punishable crimes? 

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Not working hard enough, complaining, grieving for deceased loved ones, expressions of religious connotation, engaging in sexual contact, collecting food, and wearing jewelry.

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Millions of people died from over working, starvation, disease, and especially from execution for punishable crimes.

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How many people died because of the killing fields?

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How many people died because of the killing fields?

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1.7 million people died which was 21 percent of the population.

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How Did the the Cambodia Killing Fields start? 

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How Did the the Cambodia Killing Fields start? 

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Over four short years, from 1975 to 1979, Pol Pot and the Khmer  Rouge systematically exterminated up to 3 million people. The people of Cambodia had to live in fear, knowing that they might be the next one dragged out to the killing fields.

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What are the after effects of the killing fields of Cambodia?

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What are the after effects of the killing fields of Cambodia?

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Those that survived were subjected to working conditions that kept them at the brink of death daily. Many struggled with post traumatic stress disorder or severe depression.

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How Many Killing Fields are there in Cambodia?

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How Many Killing Fields are there in Cambodia?

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Killing fields dot the country of Cambodia , with more than 20,000 mass grave sites containing more than 1.38 million bodies according to the Documentation Centre of Cambodia

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What is the Killing Fields of Cambodia ?

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What is the Killing Fields of Cambodia ?

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The Cambodian Killing Fields are a number of sites in Cambodia where collectively more than a million people were killed and buried by the Khmer Rouge regime during its rule of the country from 1975 to 1979, immediately after the end of the Cambodian Civil War.